Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-07-09
Begin ~bee-keeping On . small scale,
Keep the trees by the roadside trimme'

Thu nrcttv little lady birds are very
rrcat hencfac,ors IN tho farmer.
Mounds made around trees for protec-
.;on IN w;rta- sbo,,ld now he leyeled.
~ ,.a.a aonoces the ..oeneral
rnrnoear cow asa dcInsion and a snare.
l -
.a-. hofo~c turn-
L. $3.50 So 80 - araatIr
a
Ne'er iecu ~ 100
I'D r. rai,inr n;ce %coIxcs
III H.
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ing anu snh1H'hci sou r"'"'' S'''''
" ~
y '1S' SUNNI : Po,'l4 - - hood
o1en heP' Pl.''S 800 49,.
pi1oo " 9''i' =" S'ia"""t f"'0
laihle1'
When you lave learned hy our own
e1f'lieno' ant.1iH2 vi nh.'ia" 1 80
~ Idiiil'is, "I,'o -' p'"'"S ""0 'N
~ s'"' !" p"i~'
Nhrn hens are lound dfad "lthoot
apparent disease, Whcn theE become egg
o''H', ~ '"t s'i'9''t'u 80 - ~
nP'' ''' HULL III
i"6'
'arlot seed can ne put INTO inc ground
JUST as soon a the sou can De worked.
III 'IG'' tle earlier 'ie po''er' aS we must
~ ''' young P''N'' uP o0ioi' no'
"'''"'f'
10 make a ton OF corn fodder worth rs
much as the same Wc1@ht or timothy hay,
a't 10 me corn l"""ei 'oo p"uhoc Oh
gram l"oh. ms VIII Oaiahce thc account
lor E'lue-
\ Vermont farmer plants a suniiower
seed instead Of Il pole to each hill Of
beans. The sturdy stalk answer for a
poIc' amt the seeo' supply an cAcelicht
1000 Tor poultry.
In setting hens for carly chickens it is
best to set several at the same time. Then
if they do not hatch well the chicks can
be riycn to one hen and the Others SUP
plled with c@2S.
Most of the loss of Young chicks is
caused by the want of fine gravel, which
is the first thing a chick chooses if it has
the chance Of choice, and without which
it cannot long survive.
Pal stro,L. n.h;ob -
in potatoes. are described by Professor
Bcal, of the Michigan Agricultural Col
lege, as Il disease which is most prevalent
in the carly rose VARIETY.
Ycrow.larqod fowls ara nroforrod NV
MANY os tall fowls Mr. - II Jacohc
that the color OF lcrs and skin is no index
to quality Of flesh in fowls.
Sheen may lac turned unon b,sh mast
ures where the L,n,h bt, boon cut off
and thc stumns ,ro tbrnwinn nm tnnder
shoots They must not go mon simmer
pasturcs before tho Grass has - fret ,ate
start.
How 70 tcach cbicLors 70 oa+ s,,,eovor
seed. Hui = few seed and throw Them
down with the unbulIed seed and some
of the chicks will learn 70 eat thnm in =
few Minutes and This will to,cb the hal
ancc
Cows if allowed to craze in low mead
ows mnst have at her fred bo.iJe,Nhotb
Grain and hay and root. #. nn..ibIo for
tbcy are EkrIy f. ,cour and ont weak
and the milk oots y t1int Who,ovnr
food
annie ouinre Enoi.h L,wtLnrn an1
other nom, recon. frnit Whom hlirbt
once tracks. ,roo tLor nhs au uL;aL -
annc,rs should l.. emit IF orthn san vii
c~n,',muni~,tn ITO nth.r ,nr,;ons 81 ~
tree,
i"''o ~ 'i' ''1'H"'h9 70
=, ''' 'Iu ''''' I'd, i'l9 arrangements
'nn' po0''Iy nou,eS' ''u' II pay III the
i'"S l"H. 1t WIN Huoh coftrlVances,
na m;tLl", ~ IN "'IN ol Two
+ malo ,Ln non1ai '''1'o''S 10
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'ro'tSSo[ morrow, heaa agricultural
j, MAJ at the Illinois 'i4te lntiustrlal)
ohl'er>l'y' says that more exercise than
j, the average well bred pigs receive, less
l'c''hS "h'f young amt breeding more
generally from mature animals Will tend
10 increase the Vitality oil ho9>.
Horses put to hard work will almost
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